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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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For practice or for a practice

Hi. Please tell me which phrase to use for each situation, "for a practice" or "for practice." Let's say you're playing a short class spelling game, where the first word for the students to spell is "delay," but it is for a practice (for practice?). Let's also say it is April Fool's Day and you give your students a worksheet on arithmetics and later you say, "Sorry (Ha ha), it was for a practice (for practice?).

  

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(just) for practice ( not a practice) Also, It's just a practice exercise . CJ

  • (just) for practice ( not a practice) Also, It's just a practice exercise .
  • CJ
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(just) for practice (not a practice)

Also, It's just a practice exercise.

CJ

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